How to Dress For Spring When It's Still Kind of Cold Outside

A tricky style for sure, but a cool solution if you're tired of wearing tights day after day.

Different than your Winter coat, this classic style adds some edge. With another long-sleeved layer underneath, you should still feel pretty toasty.

Who says sneakers and tights don't go together? We're getting some serious '90s vibes — in a very good way — from this out-there mix.

Maxi skirts work for pretty much every season. Go bare underneath or pull on a pair of leggings: no one will ever know.

So you're not ready to go bold and bright? Understandable. Balance out a lighter-colored skirt with a darker sweater and achieve the best of both worlds — or seasons.

Make the most of your crop tops by pairing them with high-waisted pants and skirts for the time being. Your stomach may still peek out, but for the most part, you'll be covered and shielded from the breeze.

No matter what you wear, you'll most likely be spending the day inside, not out. If your office is a balmy 75°, use a trick we learned last fall and layer up your coats. Then you can wear what you want underneath.

White, gray, and bits of cream create a clean, crisp warm-weather color combo.

Start introducing lighter-colored staples into your wardrobe with a structured pair of trousers, rather than going with a full-on floral dress.

Jumpsuits are great for in-between temps, especially if you add a shearling jacket on top and style them with booties instead of sandals.

Even paired with flowy, floral styles, your favorite pair of boots is bound to keep you warm and go well with the current bohemian trend.

Use a light scarf for more than just a little something extra: let it replace your fleece options as things start to warm up.

A lacy top under a dress under a Spring jacket? With all those layers, you're bound to build a barrier.

We can't wait to start rocking our overalls, and now we can — with our favorite wintry wool sweater underneath, of course.